Why You Should Pay Attention to Excessive Sweating
Alexandra Frost and USA TODAY on August 2, 2026
About 5% of adults deal with hyperhidrosis, and it can signal menopause, thyroid trouble or another condition worth a doctor’s visit.
Americans Are Rolling Record Debt Into New Vehicles. These Top the List
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on August 1, 2026
Nearly 30% of new car buyers rolled negative equity into fresh loans last quarter, averaging $6,884 owed on vehicles already gone
Burlington Opening 12 Stores in August. Is Your State on the List?
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on August 1, 2026
New locations from Texas to Puerto Rico open through August, with dates rolling out in weekly batches — see the full list of addresses and opening days.
New Fed Chair Doesn’t Want You to Know What He’s Thinking. Here’s Why.
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on August 1, 2026
Kevin Warsh says markets are doing the Fed’s inflation-fighting work — but 30-year Treasury yields just hit their highest level since 2007.
Rich Americans Use IRAs to Make Tax-Free Millions. Is That Fair?
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on August 1, 2026
A new Senate bill would cap retirement accounts at $10 million after one Roth IRA turned $2,000 into $5 billion tax-free.
Elon Musk Launches X Money, X-Branded Visa Card. See New Feature
Michelle Del Rey and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Premium+ subscribers can earn 6% APY and 3% cash back on purchases with the new X Visa debit card, backed by FDIC insurance up to $250,000.
Doctor Says Cases of This Deadly Tick-Borne Virus May Go Undetected
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
A Long Island man battled undiagnosed Bourbon virus for five years — here’s how to spot the tick-borne illness doctors may be missing.
Ford Recalls More Than 134,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Two separate defects hit F-150, Super Duty and Mach-E owners — one blocks rearview cameras, another can send trim flying off.
1.5 Million Hand Warmers Recalled: See Affected Products
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Recalled OCOOPA warmers have sparked 15 fires and 350 burns, including one death — here’s how to get your refund.
Heat Waves Are Lasting Longer. Here’s How to Keep Your Energy Bill under Control
Alora Bopray and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Homeowners could pay up to $800 for AC this summer — 10.5% more than last year — unless they spot these warning signs their unit is failing.
You Could Be Owed Money in Equifax’s $2.2M Settlement
Anthony Thompson and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Roughly 37,000 consumers flagged for duplicate collection accounts on their credit reports could claim up to $600 apiece by Sept. 1.
Ozempic Is Giving People ‘Temporal Hollowing.’ Doctors Are Sounding an Alarm.
Charles Trepany and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Surgeons say rapid weight loss on GLP-1 drugs can hollow out the temples — a subtle change that quietly ages the whole face.
Here’s How to Spot Your Car’s Fluid Leaks and What Each Color Means
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
A clear puddle might be harmless condensation — or a dangerous fuel leak; the color and smell tell you which fix can’t wait.
Are Cruise Tender Ports Accessible? Why They Can Be ‘Frustrating’
Nathan Diller and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
One wheelchair user skipped an entire country because his ship’s tender wasn’t accessible — here’s how to check before you book.
Why You’re Losing Hair, and What Can Actually Help
Daryl Austin and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Doctors say pattern baldness affects half of men and a quarter of women by 50 — here’s what actually slows or reverses it.
National Avocado Day Is Here. How to Score Free Guac, Other Deals
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on July 31, 2026
Chipotle, Qdoba and Del Taco are among the chains giving out free guacamole and BOGO deals this weekend.
First Flesh-Eating Bacteria Death of 2026 Recorded in This State
Mary Walrath-Holdridge and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
Florida’s first vibriosis death of the season came as officials warn the infection can turn fatal within days for 1 in 5 patients.
The Rent Was Already High. Then Came the $200 Work-From-Home Fee
Jessica Guynn and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
A Walnut Creek landlord tacked $200 onto rent for remote workers, and housing experts say the backlash could reshape how add-on fees work.
Budget, Invest and Build Wealth with These All-in-One Budgeting Apps
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
One tracked app is free forever, while rivals charge up to $15 a month for AI-driven budgeting, investing and retirement insights.
Mercedes-Benz Recalls Over 310K Cars. See the Affected Models
Taylor Ardrey and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
A corroded door-lock switch could disable the parking brake on over 310,000 Mercedes-Benz SUVs and sedans — check if your model made the list.
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